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Saxondale
Series 1 Series 1
Episode 1
Date:
2006Categories:
ComedyCast & Crew
Steve Coogan (actor)
Ruth Jones (actor)
Rasmus Hardiker (actor)
Morwenna Banks (actor)
James Bachman (actor)
Steve Coogan (writer)
Neil Maclennan (writer)
Ted Dowd (producer)
Matt Lipsey (director)
Ben Miller (director)
Steve Coogan (producer)
Henry Normal (producer)
Baby Cow (production company)
About this programme:
Saxondale's business is threatened by staffing problems, animal rights protesters and his own anger management issues.
About this series:
Steve Coogan is back with another hysterically funny comic creation. Tommy Saxondale is the ex-roadie who has been through the rock and roll mill and lived to tell the tale. But for the past ten years he has been at the cutting edge of the pest control industry... in Hertfordshire. After a hostile divorce, Tommy has found his soulmate in Magz and in the course of the series gets his eyesight improved by a prostitute, has a heart murmur in Halfords, executes a pigeon and experiments with women's make-up.
Guidance
Contains some strong language.
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Episodes
Ep. 1:
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Saxondale's business is threatened by staffing problems, animal rights protesters and his own anger management issues.
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Ep. 2:
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Tommy wades in when Magz's shop is accused of selling obscene material, and also gives advice to Raymond about dealing with famous clients.
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Ep. 3:
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When Saxondale attends a funeral of an ex-roadie colleague, he finds that some of the old gang are still partying like it's 1979.
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Ep. 4:
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Despite anger-management classes, Tommy finds that his daughter's new boyfriend raises his volatile mood to yellow alert.
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Ep. 5:
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A series of humiliating events persuade Tommy to visit the gym for the first time in decades.
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Ep. 6:
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Tommy takes on the mighty forces of corporate greed, armed only with integrity and knowlege of old Rush lyrics.
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Ep. 7:
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Tommy struggles to save his relationship with Magz and matters worsen when a voluptuous client propositions him.
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